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NBA -- Warriors unseat Kings, 115-113
By Joan Secuya-Medida
PhilBoxing.com
Tue, 03 Dec 2013
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Golden State Warriors ended a two-game losing streak by winning a 115-113 thriller Sunday afternoon at the Sleep Train Arena in the California state capital of Sacramento.
Stephen Curry sizzled with 36 points including a pair of free throws that provided the winning margin in the final 10 seconds of play. Curry, an All-Star, also tallied 10 assists as the Warriors improved their record to 10-8.
Klay Thompson, the other half of Golden State's prolific backcourt, drilled 28 points while center Andrew Bogut and power forward David Lee combined for 17 points and 16 rebounds.
DeMarcus Cousins dealt with foul trouble throughout the tight contest but still manage 24 points and six boards for Sacramento. Isaiah Thomas had 19 points and eight assists while DeMarcus Thornton added 21 for the Kings, who lost four in a row and fell to 4-11 in the overall standings. (JSM)
Photo: Steph Curry falls away from Patrick Patterson. The Warriors beat the Kings, 115-113, at the Sleep Train Arena Sunday afternoon.
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